Mount Buzhou's Pressure

(Dear readers and fellow Daoists, please spare some votes. The recommendations are far too few.) Eight thousand years, eight thousand meters. Yuan Tian had practically needed a year to walk a single meter. At this speed, let alone ants, even snails were not this slow. Yuan Tian did not want to "walk" so slowly either. Was it not all Mount Buzhou's pressure causing trouble? Poor Yuan Tian.

Over those several thousand years, Yuan Tian had not only exhausted a tremendous amount of mental strength and energy, but even his physical body had been worn bloody. How strong was Yuan Tian's body? It was at the level of a Mid-Grade Innate Spirit Treasure! Yet even such a body could be injured by Mount Buzhou's pressure. Just how powerful was that pressure?

Yuan Tian's foot seemed to have "taken" another step forward. I could only describe it as seemed, because I simply could not believe that an adult—an adult like Yuan Tian—had moved less than ten centimeters with that single step. What was ten centimeters? To a person, it was absolutely not a great distance. Most adults' palms were longer than that. Yet for a great supernatural expert like Yuan Tian, one step was only ten centimeters. And even that mere ten centimeters seemed to be an exceptionally difficult and challenging feat for him now. After moving that tiny step, he had to take another "long rest," because his body simply did not permit him to move continuously.

At this point, someone might ask: since Mount Buzhou's pressure was so powerful, how had the Spiritual Roots Yuan Tian found earlier survived? The Innate Amethyst Grapevine Root was not as tough as a Mid-Grade Innate Spirit Treasure, after all. Even the Innate Spirit Root, the Plantain Tree, could not possibly possess the toughness